Why We Love This

An Arthur Court champagne or wine bucket in the shape of a rabbit. The piece was cast in aluminum with gold-tone paws and red carnelian eyes. The piece is marked and dated 1986.

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DNU - Lewis Trimble

About
DNU - Lewis Trimble

Lewis Trimble is a rising star in the vintage and decorative arts world. As a young dealer from a small rural town in Virginia, he's made a splash by sourcing and carrying items that have given the New York and Miami dealers a run for their money. In under three years he's gone from a small-town antique shop to a client list of some of the top designers in the world.

Description:
Early Champagne bucket with the maker's name applied
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Description:
This beautiful Charles Heidsieck silverplate champagne bucket was
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